题目内容
9.This is my tomato.(改为复数形式)Theseare ourtomatoes.
分析 这是我的西红柿.
这些是我们的西红柿.
解答 答案:These; tomatoes.
将单数句变为复数句要注意把主语this变为复数these,is变为are;my变为our,tomato变为tomatoes;答案为These; tomatoes.
点评 对于句型转换的题目要分析原句的句型结构,并找出同义句型或者相同意思的表达方式,或者使用非谓语动词的形式,或者从句的形式以及一些特殊句式等,要根据句式结构特点进行灵活选择.
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